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Show For Economy Returning $ j Telephone A HOME ' Kjjl!j-Y-- N. ar 1 PAPER FOIl HOME PEOPLE IJGAX. UTAH. TUESDAY. SKlTKMnEK 2(. ! 11.50 C2 ID;;!) Men Participating In Logan Citys 'j Fall Opening Program1 ROBT.IOlCCOYlBusiness RETURNED TO vrtJi STATE PRISON Itrohe Parole in Order to Start Life Anew is State- f t ment of Convict. ft -- ' 4, Will Make Race . , j per Year West Center Street RETAIL FUEL DEALERS f, Following is a list of the Logan merchants and business hous-participating in the Pali Opening, .Thursday, Sept. 28 from 7 to 9 s Convention at Price Votes To Accept Invitation of Loffan for Next Year. I Robert H. McCoy, 47, who servp. m. Joseph Mourilsen, manager of ed 13 years in the Utah Suite Allen's Ladies' Store. Al's Bike the M. St L. Coal Company of Loprison for the slaying of A. Roy C. C. Anderson Shop, Co., John H. ha gan Heath, Salt Lake City business returned from Price where Anderson, Anderson Lumber, C. C. on Friday and Saturday he atman. while fleeting from the scene Anderson Beauty Salon. of a bank robbery at Bountiful, tended the annual convention of Baugh Plumbing Co., Ben Frankand who was paroled to Dr. Ellis lin Store. Blair Motor Co., The the Utah State Retail Fuel Dealers convention. Kackley of Soda Springs, has been Upon returning Bluebird, The Book Table, The home Mr. Mouritsen brought the returned to the Utah penitentiary. Budge Clinic, Bowen Service. Without first getting consent to good new that the delegates to This office U in receipt of a Cache American, Cache Valley the Jron convention voted to come to ay employment en-fwest Fourth south street, has Coal Co., Cache Valley very intereating letter from HerCUnlc, Logan next was Plcked UP year the fall campaign with ft man J. Richards, son of Mr. and y7ing' McCoy Cache Valley Electric, Capitol Bil- Uw Invitation to make Logan conOUaho,,na. and returned Mrs. John M. Richards, now of declaration that he wants to be n liards. Card Service Station, j Utah institution. vention headquarters for 1940 were Preston, who lias been on a mis- - elected to the office of city com- - j Jewelry Co, Casper Ice Cream The who still man, he by Mayor A. G. Lundstrom claims missioner. sion to the New England States. Central Garage, Christensen Fur ' was not involved in the murder a"d by Yal W' Palmer- - Patient illtule. "co'al, city Cl7yDrug The young man is returning home Mr. Gibbons in making this,, Co, of the , convicUx1' chamber of com- and sends the following accouut announcement says he wants to J hlcf City Grocery. Crystal Furniture Co. Both how was of Imeroe, were read he telegrams along getting of his labors: on a platform of rej be elected DeLuxe Shoe Repair. Dinner ta the flnal afl of Ule duced salaries for members of Editor, Cache American, Horn' .ention. to Dr. Kackley, until people j citv commission. Logan, Utah. J. J. Edwards, Edwards Millin- - Another Cache . started to point me out as a cold Dear Sir: county fuel dealery, Edwards Furniture, E. W. El- er blooded murdered. who the sessionss at During the past two years, I liott, Elite Shoe Store, Everton St Price wasattended W. Hall of Wells-villJ. An expert mechanic and welder, Everton Sons, Typewriter, England Mr. Mouritsen reports that was granted permission by the boring as a Mormon Missionary country tlva best and safest place be Confectionary, Evans Ice St Coal. are bright for ample dc-tstate P'ospects and all incomes probation all the parole world, Everton Mattress Co. in the New England States, and in coal to serve this section during two provinces of Canada, No- - should be increased, but those in- -, partment to accept a Job at Pine Fornoff Music Co., Feliz Market, the coming winter season but the creases should start with the hard dale, Wyo., but said parole officers va &otia and New Brunswick. Firestone Service, Fonnesbeck feeling was was informed he O. A. his SONNE expressed that fuel ail men are to! j who employer wonderful supporting a working It is opportunity Fred s Flowers, pri;es may advance Works, Knitting and ended that along with on to my six families be engaged in the work of the land rearing Fuliriman Implement. (other commodities. per year. cliances there." Lord. The fine experiences which eight hundred dollars Grant's Bike, Gem Theatre, Gen- The convicted comes from our associations with There is no place for high salar-- j slayer said he eral Appliance, Goodyear Shoe j i to tes the of mayor the on we the worked several and then type paid in Jobs meet, the fine people Store. Joy we receive in doing good to and city commissioners for part Wyoming, but left there recently Hatch Agency, Hughes Shop. ara to accept a Job as welder on a others. That is the very basis for time services. Those salaries Intermountain Theatres. our calling. To be of service to all out of proportion," he said. pipe luie at Drumright, Okla , wa- - j without E. Jessen, Jew cl Box. obtaining permission from others, and to preach to them j He advocates an improved the true Resorted Gospel of Jes-- : ter system and repairs to the the parole officers, Kowallig Implement. south end of Main street. The j us Christ. Logan Garment, Logan Hardware, Motor in the j' electric light plant question, he, Co., When I first arrived Levens, Lundberg all for settled been bas w ad-sive hich he had program ...... prison twice j Lundstrom Furniture, Logan mission field, I was assigned to and supported, and his siC, Larsen before lie finally was paroled said. labor in the Witch City of Mas- time. Hardware, Logan Mr. Gibbons has been a achievements in the particular Laundry, Lloyd Radio, Logan Bike, and W. J. Thayne, District Coop- sachusetts, Salem. From there I was transferred to the city of bent of Logan for some thirty wanted was awork assigned him, for support at Logan Coal, Lundahl Service Specialist, a number of (Continued on Iage f rvel the polls in the coming city elec- - tion. were selected to push the Rutland, located in the beautiful dutlons' ffis spe?iai suPer''iiory in their varGreen Mountains of Vermont. I Msndenhalls, Modern Drug, Mi- - Cooperative However, according to his story, d to trav had the opportunity Macs Modern intervened. He was arrested tles h,a'e StretS; lady's, iate 1? Market, ious communlites. , 11 is hoped that these men will j program on ar.ival at Sapida, Okla., on a .recreation and quite extensively in certain sec-Montrose, D Musser, Motor Sales, the city. the advantages of the uons of Vermont, and i noted M. L. explain St Max Co. of Coal Cafe, charge carrying The ever mcreasing demand with keen interest the customs of' Cooperative set up and how men Needham Jewelry. P for better streets and sidewalks, can greatly cut down their overfile Vermont people, the different I was standing on a corner sald Mr. Sonne, Calls for careful Pig Stand, J. C. Penny Co., Pe- head and increase their yields methods they had of convening terson Shoe Store, atb a man and we were planning and economical handling Prescription j eivty thous- - 'both through tlie coperative ownership the soil into a living. ROCKFORD, Tii I1 Palmer ' Drug, said. arrested, McCoy Plumbing. costs rise of funds. Maintenance I had the privilege of assocait-- : ancj cheering farmers from minmachinery and livestock This pleaded guilty to the charge only added miles of oiled Royal Bakery, Royal Knight Coal js a partial list of those to be ing with these people for nearly western states heard a Townsend because an attorney there told ms wjtb the roads each year. Logan City has Rechow 5i Morton Shoe Store. selected in Cache County. It is ten months before I was trans- address by M. C. Biooks, outstand- to have stay in Jail for now the best streets in the state Superior Clean- - hoped that they will adequately ferred to Windsor, Nova Scotia, ing speaker from Virginia, III. The'aj might 0f two befo;.e coun con and last winter all the streets in ersSnappy Service, year and Dyers, Sanders Coal, Sears represent the Farm Security Canada. event was tbe annual picnic of venecj He said the county (Creek the city were cleaned of snow, & Co. Shell Service Sta- - ministration in their respective While in Nova Scotia, I had the National Grange. Mr. Brooks P"iCOUntyl okla.) was broke and that 'and travel about the city was unVir-Store (North Main), communities in explaining the of 1 tion, farm near visiting Safeway manj tretes a opportunity court he th xdom held Store interrupted. Heretofore, this ser(West Center), operative set up and as soon as by the points of interest, which added plnia, and U regarded me tat0 pleading vice was confined to the business Stones Food Store, Smith Cloth- - possible, arrange to the enjoyment of my Townsend Organization as its bst meetings with no had he at tlme ssetion. lVCoy sald ing Co., Squires Cleaners, Servus farmers in their locality. Other stay theie. A very inter?;, ling and speaker for farm groups. The recreational program in the Grocery, Historical place is th? land of Mr. Brcoks spoke for an hour be3U in Psssion of a gun since Grocery, men will be selected in the other his f :irol:; and that the nian city has been extended to reacn Schramm-Johnsocommunities of Cache County at Standard OpEvangeline, located in Grande Pro and a half, his message relayed was galng t0 work for at Drum- - many citizens, both old and young tical. a very early date. Nova Scotia. This is the land of to the va.st th.ong through a bat- to Willow Park, post bond, during my term. These men selected are as folloud speaker?. r'Sht had offered Acadian memories, and contains the Pry 0f tw?n:v-fo.Taylor Service Station, Thatcher tut was Prevented from doing so formerly a breeding place for Coal, lows: largest aggregation of apple orch- Though scheduled to speak only detainer placed on him by mosquitoes, has been concerted Marion Olsen, Paradise; Preston ai'ds in th? British Dominions. half that long, the enthusiastic by Utah Power St Light Co. cf'rs-ferreinto an attractive recreational From Nova Scotia, I was trans-- 1 farmers demanded he continue lus:bj't'a'1 Brcnchley, Wellsville; Nephi SorSt Wilkinson WilSons, Wickels, on page Four) K? was returned to Salt Lake to Saint John, New Bruns- - explanation of the Plan. son Clothing, Western Auto Sup- enson, Mendon; Lola Jorgenson, minutes of his address City, Saturday night by Oscar E. rerty-fiv- e Hyde Park; V. G. Weaver, Lewiswick, where I labored for a short Western ply, Optical, Wingets, ton; Heber C. Cronquist, Benson. by radio station Lowder, chief adult probation and time, then I was sent to labor iniwas broadcast Woolworth Co Greenfield, Massachusetts where I WROK of Rockford. He was in- - parcle officer for Utah, and M. by the president of Club Ford Barlow, an assistant parole spent about six months. The maming three months of my mis- n0- j cf Rotkfi'd. who is an of- - cficer. I sion was spent in New Haven, ficer of National Grange. Air. Brooks attacked Social Se- Connecticut. I wish to express to you my Clinty, pointing out that while, Utah State Agricultural college sincere appreciation for your kind- - farmers receive no benefits, the 1 I classmen, the greeted the upper Cache iaw acts to reduce ness in sending me the payrolls ofi11 and seniors, Monday mornjuniors Frank Wood of Trenton, presi- American. I am being released to workers, thus 'cutting the amount WELLSVILLE Elections were dent of the Cache ing as registration went into the County Beet return home on the 25th of Sep- of farm prcducts they can buy at held Wellsville -; the New Junior Groweis third day, with freshmen and sohas announcassociation, letter of this from farmers. tember. Upon receipt Modern Chemistry in Everyday phomores, who had not completed high school on Wednesday with ed the minimum sugar beet wage kindly discontinue sending me the Life, will be the theme of the their registration last Friday and Principal Walter Perkins in charge. scale for the 1939 beet harvest. The new officers are:: (Prespaper. Saturday, joining in the process. For blocking and thinning, the lyceum to be presented at the Very sinoerely yours. school on Tues-Ida- By the time Registrar W. H. Bell ident Vernon Maughan; vice pres., price is $8.00 per acre; first hoeSenior high Elder Herman J. Richards. vice pres., Doris Sept., 26, by Professor R. B. closed the registration for noon Shirley Baldwin, ing, $2.00 per acre; second and secretary, Elaine Nelson; subsequent George S. Monday approximately 2,000 regis- Baker; Principal Stringfield, hoeings or weedings, executive committee from 9th Word from Holland checked been tration books had Bates announced. $1.00 per acre. Han-ssexWilda Norvel Kidman, grade, Mr. and Mi. William C. EngNet tons Professor Stringfield will place out to students which ranks Rate Net tons Rate A large and enthusiastic group Helen Leishman. Executive land have received word from acre per ton per acre per ton before the students a discussion ceedingly well with the correspondper Mentheir son, Earl, who has been attended a meeting held at of the coagulating and molding of ing figures of the same period of committee for the Eighth grade, where plans Josie Olsen, LaVeal Hall, Wilma the curing of resins, the last year. laboring in Holland as a Mormon don, Thursday night, were made for the organization of rubber, students Abrams. Executive committee from of the Registration for glass and many missionary. The card was send on substitutes two Holstein Bull Blocks. continued Monday afternoon and 7th grade, Carvel Jackson, Beth chemical wonders. September 7 and stated he had John S. Welch, County R R other class instruction will begin at 8 Glenn, Dick Seamons. been ordered to pack his trunk been He for many years, has, A very successful dancing parly Supervisor and W. J. Thayne, Dis a. m. Tuesday. For students who and leave on September 16 for trie chem-Farwith associated closely t" Cooperative Specialist of on was held in the new gymnasium to unable been America. have register his in California. Therefore on Thursday evening. The followSecurity Administration, ex- - istTy regshould prove very edu- - the three prescribed days, the plained the advantages and dis- - discussion has program was rendered during nages between 6 and 18 tons ing committee arranged istration of the Cooperative cational as well as intertaining. advantages to accommodate intermission: song, Shirley Bald- rounded to the nearest tenth of a facilities special invited is cordially The public Bull Bloc. They showed that farmwin, song Wilma Abrams; piano ton is to be in proportion within these students. ers having the highest producing to attend the lecture, today, withmeet with either solo, Wilda will Kidman; readings, each interval. Students cows now complained less about out charge. It will be given in the their faculty advisers or major Beth Glenn, Miss Betty Lou Jones When topping and loading are a. m. 10:45 Hall at Nifcley Sethe returns and on the Farm in their offices during accompanied the songs. different persons, professors by performed were being recurity program, the afternoons of any day of the 30 percent of the above rates Road About Completed habilitated the soonest. week and will gain the help they National Printing Week shall be paid for loading. A report of blocs organized in John A. Wheeler of the contrac- need with registering. The secThe the in Printing Industry members showed that the past, ting firm cf Wheeler and England, committee will have secwere very well satisfied and were who are building the last unit of tioning classes available for these United States began Monday the Faculty Appointments tioned observance of National Printing At the regular monthly meeting n obtaining cheaper service and bet- the City canyon students. After Monday the sec- week, in commemoration of the of the board of trustees five new results. ter was in Logan, Monday. tioning committee will meet in first use of a if;highway, ' "y in appointments were made as press printing John Sorenson and Nephi H was taking a breathing spell room 102 of the main building 300 years ago. Persons dmons to the were elected as Committee- from his duties of directing the college staff. Miss Hughes to accessible be in? , ? will k where they , interested in printing are given a Alice Senob, was appointed as inmen in the North and South dis- highway construction in the canstudents. special invitation to call at the structor in English, replacing Miss tricts to interview other dairymen yon which he says is about A party was held printing plant of the Cache Am- Erwin who resigned. Mar- and have them free to attend pieted. Motor traffic is now using students last night In the erican office. If you have any Mary S. to be held on jie new road through the Beaver by the another meeting Henriques, as cataloger garet student as the opening Dansante question regarding printing it will in the library. Edith Rich, Miss Thursday. Sept. 28 at 8 p. m. at canyon territory which has been inbe our pleasure to explain and to zella Allred and body social of the year. Class Terraces are one way to keep which it is hoped that two Ho!-- 1 under construction this past n Ray White were struction for the students will be- show how printing is done in our good land where it belongs. as in the assistants Bull Blocs will be organized. son. appointed gin today at 8 a. m. IIERMAV J. , RICHARDS Missionary Writes of Experiences 77. d Car-do- 7 .ld I thel'f J1 e. he . i Commissioner Seeks A Second Term . Cooperative Men Selected In the County ! sa-v- , Sta-erati- j key-m- en i j ; Farmers Cheer I i j 300-acr- es guilty-greatl- Sheffield n, ir j Registration j At College Well Under Way j q g pVPFVrllV yuc.y ifp Beet Officials Announce Scale of Wages Wellsville Juniors Elect Group j Bull Block Lo-g- y, Proposed For Mendon n, j thary m j Uncle Jim Sans Logan-Gards- 1 it. j it i sea-stei- jbrary. |